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Elizabeth Lundin is a Portland-based freelance writer and blogger who enjoys writing about history almost as much as she enjoys reading it: which is quite a lot.
Battles That Made History: Gettysburg
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Battles That Made History: Gettysburg

Last week on Battles That Made History, we talked about the Battle of Waterloo, Napoleon’s famous final … Battles That Made History: GettysburgRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 19, 2025
Understanding the Black Death: Archaeologists Reconstruct Justinian Plague
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Understanding the Black Death: Archaeologists Reconstruct Justinian Plague

“Our research confirms that the Justinianic plague reached far beyond the historically documented affected region and … Understanding the Black Death: Archaeologists Reconstruct Justinian PlagueRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 15, 2025
Is There New Archaeological Evidence For the Kingdom of David?
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Is There New Archaeological Evidence For the Kingdom of David?

ELAH VALLEY, ISRAEL – ten years ago, the archaeological community was thrown into an uproar over … Is There New Archaeological Evidence For the Kingdom of David?Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 8, 2025
Unsolved Archaeology: Atlantis
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Unsolved Archaeology: Atlantis

  The story of Atlantis has captured the human imagination for thousands of years. There’s just … Unsolved Archaeology: AtlantisRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 6, 2025
History’s Badasses: Naresuan
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History’s Badasses: Naresuan

Last time on History’s Badasses, we covered William Wallace, the brave Scotsman who defied all odds to … History’s Badasses: NaresuanRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 5, 2025
Archaeology on Burnswark Hill Reveals a Story of Blood and War
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Archaeology on Burnswark Hill Reveals a Story of Blood and War

“This literally is a site where people suffered an attrition to the very end and I … Archaeology on Burnswark Hill Reveals a Story of Blood and WarRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 2, 2025
Archaeologists Have Found a Cache of Historical Treasure 3,500 Years Old
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Archaeologists Have Found a Cache of Historical Treasure 3,500 Years Old

A cache of metal artifacts recovered from the ocean has been recently uncovered by Israeli antiquities … Archaeologists Have Found a Cache of Historical Treasure 3,500 Years OldRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•July 1, 2025
150 Unique Rock Paintings Discovered in Chile
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150 Unique Rock Paintings Discovered in Chile

“We were lucky that the black paintings were made with coal. If you look at the … 150 Unique Rock Paintings Discovered in ChileRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•June 28, 2025
The Goddess Uni and What She Had to Do With Ancient History
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The Goddess Uni and What She Had to Do With Ancient History

“We can at this point affirm that this discovery is one of the most important Etruscan … The Goddess Uni and What She Had to Do With Ancient HistoryRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•June 27, 2025
History of Science Fiction: Part VI
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History of Science Fiction: Part VI

Last time on A History of Science Fiction, we talked about what’s generally referred to as the … History of Science Fiction: Part VIRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•June 21, 2025

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